How mice got into an attic in Lawrenceville
This is an interesting picture. What it is is a view of the corner trim of the house, shot from underneath. The mice were able to climb all the way up to the attic in the gap behind the trim. That's pretty impressive when you think about it. It would be something like a human scaling a water tower.
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